Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, June 13, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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Just
A now lino of gonts' furnish
ings. Latest creations in nee'ewear,
includine; black pull's, with
white lines; black bows.with
white lines; wash tics.
Now Negligee Shirts.
Colored Cheee Cloth.
Red, white and blue bunting,
for docorating purpose?.
Wnist Silks 25c yd
Dimitios 10c yd
Figure Lawns 8c yd
Latest in Straw Hats.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO,
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D. 1 United ,
o you use tne mikiwh w;
' and la expe
.London Incan
descent Pens? Il
not, drop in and
get a sample of
No. 4. F. S.
Dearborn, Book
seller, Agent.
JIJU1 1JI"I 'J'i-Hi XI -I-'1 -r '
WHEN
THE
SERGES
CEASE TO ROLL,"
it will bo hard on the aummer gitl.
What will bIio do without theaergo
skirt?" Wo call her nltentlon to our
serge In all grades, and aok the privi
lege of showing them. The Berge skill
In on nhsoluto ncccpaity these days.
Mora wnlstM expected in on Saturday.
NAVY DINJKH-JUBt received.
T. IIOIiVKKSOX Jb CO.
United States Senator John H
arrive In Taeoma t d
otod to reach Cortland Sun
day.
IT. Schomaker, of the Baloin Pro
duce (X, tratiMKJt'd hualnpsa In Port
land today, going down on the morn
log train.
C. It. Iiuibird, formerly u rcident
of Kalem, but now of Dalian, waa In
the city lattt ovenlng, stopping at (he
Wlllamettp.
Itev. W. J I. Myero, pastor of the .M
K. church at Mehnmii, returned home
this miming nfu-ra short visit with
UJv. J. Al. Hnuhe of UiU olty.
M m ThpreM DlArcy.who conOucIa a
private sclioo' at the corner of Cheni
ktti ami Winter stroets, ontertilon I
her pupltaat Mornlngslde Wednesday.
An enjoyable time was had by the
little folds.
E. (J. Churchill was a paMonger I
Portland on tho morning ovorlaml.
.Mr. Churchill raporta his Illtlo son
Waller, aged 4 yearo, who was pols
oued Tuesday evening, much Improved
and the prospects for his complete re
covery, very eno)iirtgin,.
Deputy Ktipreme Commaiidor K O
1'. M. H. W, I full, was In the city today.
He ouno on (he boat thin morning and
left for Portland on tho 1:10. Ho re
ports sucowwful nrguiilzulon of seyorul
Unls In Oregon during tho months of
May and June, which Include abml
100 mumhors.
PEB80NAL8.
A. Htrong went to Albany on tho
morning local,
I', St. Moore, of ilaker City wuh In
tho city today.
iTon. John Mlnto took the 1:10 local
for the metropolis.
O. ICIulnherg and wife are reentered
at tho Wlllamelto.
W. 1$, Lawler was passenger to Al
bany on the Ilil7 local,
Hon, T. T. (Jeer, of Mauleay, wcnl
(o Portland thin afternoon,
Councilman Thou. Kuy returned
thl afternoon from Waterloo,
H, Hielnor, tho Unhand fruit dealer,
wnt to Portland thU afternoon,
Vt, W, II. Jlyrd wan a passenger In
I'jrlloud on the afternoon loeal,
V. (' (Illlner, secretary of the Male
IgHUraiicouoiupiuiy, Ulu 1'oMluud,
H. I). Jlvuly, of Athena, wan in (he
city May, n guet "t tho H'llluiiiWt.
i'raiik Meredith, biwk kwiHir at I he
porillciilUry, wunt o Orison Wy
this luoriilnjf.
i'rof, A, JS. Vtiiex, ut Willamette
I ilvemlly, waa a paaMiiger to J'ort
latul lhl morning.
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RIGHT ON TJM1S.
A mfjrnd car-loud oj'jur
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Set Befora Judije Burnett, Monday,
June 17, at 1 O'clock.
THE SWARTZ TRIAL.
Attorney Hayden appeared at 1
o'clock and entered a pica of not guilty
as charged. Monday, at 1 o'clock p.
ra. wa tot for crtmmenccment of the
trial. Thecaue will take at least two
days. -
NOT TRUK Ull-Lfl.
The grand jury returned, today,
three not true bills. One against John
Janzen, charged with assaulting a boy
with a knife; two against Willis Jor
dan, charged with horse stealing.
FROM WEDNESDAY'S DOCKET.
The grand Jury returned an Indict
ment against JameA and Wm. Red
ford, on the charge of larceny of two
geldings from Henry Bend on Febru
ary 27, lent, tne animals being of the
value of $100.
The case of K. C. Minton vs. Mary
J. Tyler, being an action to recover
ihe payment of $102.60 claimed as a
commission in elRctlng the sale of 65
acres of land belonging to the defen
dant, wan tried. Ch-.s. Blmpson,
Frank Herren. W. P. Mat8ey,,J. A.
Mothorn, E. F. Hutchisons, G. W.
CaBbell, C. It. Brlggs, F. J. Bolter, II.
Lamorcaux, Joe, Woodford, I. L. Mil.
ler and F. Bingham comprised tuolury.
The case was given them about 5
o'clock and after being out about an
hour and a hilf returned a sealed ver
llct. H. P. Gregory fc Co vb. T. B. Btro
vens et al., action for money; judgment
forplalutill, on pleadings aH to defend
ant M. Btruvens and continued as to
T. B. Btravens
Frank Holmes vh the Oregon Hedge
Co., action for money; motion for oon
tinuence. THURSDAY'S DOCKET.
Stute vb. Jas. A. IUdford arraigned.
Btate Vri. Chas. 12 Jones, withdrawa
plea of not guilty and pleads guilty to
llrst Indictments, two being dlemisspd.
Holmes and W. J. D'Arcy appointed
to defend. To receive senteuco June
17, at 0 a. in.
L. U. Barron ys. F. W. Settlemelr,
etal, nonsuit by plalntlli'.
A. It. McAllister ys. John Knlgbt;
defoudantH coatblll dlsjllowod. iM
Btuto vs. Garrison, Jury duds guilty,
sentence Monday at 9 a. in.
liUiiHlugvs. Plummer& Ault, mo
tion to strike part of complaint sus
tained. UugenehM Trading Co., ys. Downlo
ut al required to auawor by Juno 17.
Bicycle Races
At tho stale fair grounds, on Friday,
.lunu It, 1805, given under tho auspice
of O C C C, by sauollon of L. A. W.
itaolug Board, and under L. A. W.
rules,
RAOLfl,
I. C O O C 10 inllo handicap road
race, This race starts outside gate and
runs to finish on track.
' ii, l-mllu. Open to boys under 10,
A. j-inllc, Open, Cla4 A.
, itaees to commeiKX) ut OHO sharp,
; AdliilHHlnii, gents 15o; ladles and chil
dren, in, (Jraud stand free,
A Hucceua,
Tin- musical uud literary prograiu
rendered but night at Ihe U, B, church
in Vew Park was a grand uvwm, a
UmhI uildlunt'u being present wlm
MSfiued to enjoy (he event wry much,
ThiMimuagere wUh (o thank thoss
who (wok part and made It thu grand
llfl It was,
Tom Hubbard Is Iruprovlwr some.
Thursday is much cooler with light
showers threatening.
Frank Cablll Is quite 111 at the
home of bis parents on Fifteenth street.
Mr. James Francls.of South Balcm,
Is still quite low but enjoys a visit from
his friends.
Tub JooRNAii man's spare
momenta aro spent In bis neighbor's
cherry treos.
The Salem cannery Is paying 2
cents a box for good canning berries.
Cherries will also bring a good price.
The Bunday achool of HayBVille
north of Salem about three miles, will
hold a picnic In the grove close by on
Saturday.
Read (the new ada. dally inserted
by our live merchants If you would
know the latest atylea in the markets
and the bargains.
The Daily Journal waut column
Is tho popular advertising space In the
city half inch three daye;25 cents, one
week, 60 ceute; one month, ?1.
Try tho naturally raised pure cream
Oak Grove dairy butter, made by Mrs.
Louis Savage, sold only by Mclntyre
k Davis, at tho old FJshburu stand.
Joseph A. MorrU.of Florence, Lane
county, and Uriah K. Arnold, of
Portland, were, yesterday, commis
sioned notaries public at the secretary
of state's ofllce.
It Is believed thit Governor
Fletcher' Republican bicycle has one
ropuiiBt wheel and hence It keeps
throwing him oir. The two won't
track together.
Manager Edwin Stone, of the Ore
gon Central and Eastern Railroad of
Corvallls, was in town yesterday and
acknowledges a pleasant call. He
raude many warm friends for the
company on his visit.
From the kitchen Hue of Gideon
Stoltz'a residence on Winter street be
tween Btate and Ferry, fire was com
munlcated to the roof liist evening
about supper hour, and for a time
there was a chance for a bad blaze.
but for the prompt action by Walter
Btollz aud J. A. Peuuybaker.
Tho governor of Oregon has a
warm placo In his heait for fat men.
Ho has appointed J, A. Wright, of
Union county, aide-de-camp, with the
rank of llcutenant-colne), on his stall
us commander-in-chief of tho Oregon
National Guards. The appolutment
Those Who Passed tho Examinationa
of the Board.
The Oregon State Board of Phar
macy has been In session in Portland
tho past three days, the following
members being present: Dr. M. M.
Davis, president; Dan J. Fry .secretary;
John M. A. Lane aud L. W.Moody.
An examination of candidates was
held Monday In the auditorium of the
medical department of Willamette
University. The class numbered 38,
the largest clas ever examined at one
time since the organization of the
board. Twenty-one were examined
for certificates as registered pbarma
cists, tho following passing a creditable
cxamltiiitinn: John Baalmau, Owen
Oeburu, E. W. Morse, Dr. Eliza In
galls, Ada E. Stone, Edward B. Labbe,
Cbas L. Weidler, C. B Schmidts uud
Clarence H. Ford, of Portland; Helen
R. Stanley, Ashland: P. H. Fitzgerald,
Gervals; Fruuk H. Caldwell, Lafayette;
Phi Colin, Heppner. E. A. Thatcher
and Ben F. BrookB, both of Salem,
took the examination us registered
assistants, both of whom were success
ful. Others taking the examination fo'
registered assistants and receiving cer
tificates are: Lawrence Holland, D.
F. Splegle, O. W. Campbell, E. D.
McKee, J. A. Clemeuson, Portland; C.
N. Clarke, The Dallw; O. P. Oliver,
Hlllsboro:D. B. Bmiih, Ktiyton, II
L.Moore, Woodburu; and O C. Mc
Farland, Albany. The annual election
of officers took place today with the
following result:
President. M. M. Davis, of Yaquina;
treasurer, M. J. Laue, of Portland;
secretary, Dinlel J. Fry, of Salem
The next in ! lug of the board will
be held the h si week In October al
Albany.
The New YTiT"Rcket bus Jur1
received a Im- iot of laces rnd em.
broideries of yaiiuiis shade;, ulso dotted
swlsa and Victoria luwn, Mbb. n,
fluunclugs and parasolu, ludli-s' veMi-,
table damask, linen craih, towels, In
lery of all kinds and numerous oilni
articles, all sold at racket price, t un
aud save money. 13-t
Remimberthe bicycle rates Fr.daj
evening at the fdr grounds.
i .
Shoes, shoes, are going fast atil
big disci unt sale Columbia Bli
Btore. 20 percent i ir.
While the large stock of Dry GoodB is rapidly going at
Clearance Prices, we are receiving a new line of
LADIES' SHOES.
Elegant cloth and kid top hand turned gxuls, from A A to
E widths received today. The newest styles. Call early
P. S. Tan oxfords, with hose o match, a specialty.
The Palacr.
A LITTLE BIT CROWDED !
-0
Our store has been a little bit crowded with eacr buyers, but
we like it that way, and to "keep 'em coining"
we ofler until Saturday niaht
G8AL PRICES IN-
GOO
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Remember the b cycle races Frldm
evening at the fu'r ground.
Stayton Flour Branson & Co.
BQILJSD MACKEREL,
Remember the new line boughf at a sacrifice.
They must ge:
All-wool in jorted ehullies, 38c; worth 75c.
All-wool imported crepes, all colors, 50c; wo.-th 70c.
All-wool Albatioss, all colors 35c; worth 50c.
30-inch plaids, 25c; worth 50c.
Large lino of wool mixtures, 27c; worth 50c.
Large now Jine of s"t ens, 12c; worth 25c.
We have a complete new line of linings, hair cl.ith, grass
linen, fibre chamois, etc., at lower prices than any place in the
city.
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STATE STREET.
115
SrllhTSIOcI SHIRTS 10c! SHIRTS 10c!
Shins, lain front, 10c, and
other work in pioportion. We
want to double our present
woiking force, or have 50 peo
ple on our pay-roll by July 1.
.By our new process we are
handling flannels and delicate
colored goods to perfection.
These prices will be for the
month of June 1895, but will
be continued if practicable.
Give us a trial this month.
(JAN II TAJCH.
Oar ontlm Htoulc o' ;;,
aie ami eanntul (nod, Tuan
ami Htlevn ndll hv ojfimul
fin' nit I n at eiiHt, tit'thinlnn
Jlnmlat, Man H7, ami inutru
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, Don't iH'fet the
nlaiw, Ml I In i' 'h Odd Cent
(h'liet't'Ui I Ml Htute t,
Put up in puro spices, in mustard, or in tomato
sauce. Try a saniplo can.
Sweet, Looney butter recoived fresh ovory week
from JoHbiKon,
AgoutH for Aiiloiimu'H pure Italian olive oil,
original Blue Point Oysters, and ,1. n. Kliokiuj
high-grade canned goods.
Do not buy salt until you got our price on this
Htaplo,
HARIUTT & LAWRENCE.
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